Reese LeRoy | We begin Compassion Month at VCA with a focus on the compassion of our God. Throughoutscripture we see that God's compassion is not merely emotional or passive. It is always active an

Duke Lancaster | Duke and Marie Lancaster are Vineyard pastors who love the church and give themselves to seeing it encouraged and empowered across the country and around the world. In this message,

Sam Sahyouni |If we wait until the work is done to rest, well never rest. Kingdom rest starts before the list is complete because rest is an act of trust.

Reese LeRoy | In the final message of our series on Ruth, we see how the story concludes with Ruth marrying Boaz and Ruth giving birth to Obed, who would become the grandfather of Israel's greatest ki

Reese LeRoy | Ruth's journey reminds us that lives that seek to follow God are marked by both seasons of doing and times of being still. When we have done all that we can do, Godinvites us to be sti

Mary-Margaret LeRoy | New seasons dont happen like the flip of a switch. They take time and so we wait. At the most critical part of Ruths story, she had to wait. Transformation takes place as we wa

Reese LeRoy | This week in our series on the Book of Ruth, we focus on the important role of guardian-redeemer that will be carried out by Boaz. Boaz foreshadows how Jesus will come to rescue and rest

Reese LeRoy | In our series on the Book of Ruth, we see how God will sometimes use ordinary, natural circumstances to bring about His extraordinary, supernatural plans for our lives. Ruth 2 reminds u

Reese LeRoy | This message marks the beginning of a new series on the Book of Ruth. In this short four-chapter book from the Old Testament, we're able to see how this young widow's ordinary decisions

Reese LeRoy | Reading scripture is a spiritual practice that is essential for followers of Jesus. As we come to Gods Word with hunger and expectation, the Holy Spirit will show us the paths we shoul